Caesars Oct 5-10

Is there something going on Oct 5-10? Convention etc? Wanted to book Julius room at Caesars but it’s not coming up. Only other cheapest option is coliseum room. I assume that’s comparable?

It looks like you’re trying to book a stay at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas from October 5-10, but are having some trouble finding availability for the Julius Tower room. There could be a couple of reasons for this, such as events, conventions, or high demand during that time period.

October is a popular time in Vegas, especially as the weather begins to cool and events ramp up. In particular, there are a few large conventions and events that may be taking place at Caesars or nearby hotels during that time:

  • Conventions: October is a peak convention month in Las Vegas, and it's possible that there is a major conference or trade show at Caesars Palace or at the nearby Las Vegas Convention Center. If you’re looking for a specific event, checking Las Vegas convention calendars or Caesars’ website might give you more insight into what's happening during those days.
  • Shows and Events: Caesars Palace often hosts shows at its Coliseum theater, such as Celine Dion, Rod Stewart, and others. It’s possible that these performances could be affecting room availability in the Julius Tower.

As for the Julius Tower vs. Coliseum Tower, while both are good options, there are a few differences:

  • Julius Tower: Known for being a bit quieter and located closer to the front of the hotel. The rooms here are slightly larger, and some offer premium views of the Strip.
  • Coliseum Tower: This tower is located closer to the famous Caesars Palace Coliseum theater. It’s still a very nice tower with comfortable rooms, but it tends to be more central to the hotel’s entertainment area. The rooms are often a bit smaller compared to Julius Tower, but still quite luxurious.

In summary, while both rooms are great, the Coliseum room might be the best alternative if you can’t book the Julius room. If you are hoping for a quieter, slightly more spacious stay with views, the Julius Tower would have been ideal, but the Coliseum Tower should still meet your needs, especially with its proximity to entertainment and attractions within Caesars.

It’s also worth checking the availability and pricing through Caesars’ official site or calling their reservations desk to inquire about specific room availability and any major events during that period.


More Las Vegas Travel Questions